Abstract: An amusement game device includes a labyrinth structure and a pair of elongated resiliently flexible substantially coextensive strips which are interconnected at one end thereof. The device is operable to effect the selective independent longitudinal advancement and retraction of each of the strips to cause the interconnected ends thereof to be selectively turned and thereby guided through the labyrinth structure. Game play is effected by advancing the strips through the labyrinth structure to engage and manipulate or retrieve game elements positioned therein through the use of a magnet or the like attached to the interconnected strip ends.

Abstract: A walking doll having a hollow body on which arms and legs are mounted, the legs being mounted for pivotal movement to effect a walking action, a pneumatically operated assembly being located within said body and interconnected to the legs for producing the pivotal movement thereof, the pneumatically operated assembly including independently operated bellows units that communicate with manually operated members that define the hands of the doll and that are responsive to alternate pressure exerted thereon for producing the walking action of the legs.